But, still in principle, no V1 nor V2...
(It's the British jet that won't be shown up.
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But I am thinking about it for Amherst Drop. A final duel in the air to facilitate the parachute operation with a couple of Glocester Meteors facing off against a few Me262 Schwalbes. (Which, occurring in April 1945 in the Netherlands, is much more plausible than over Strasbourg in 1944.)

As you were typing that, I was in the act of adding at least one Jagdtiger:
Awesome!bru888 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 6:14 pmBut I am thinking about it for Amherst Drop. A final duel in the air to facilitate the parachute operation with a couple of Glocester Meteors facing off against a few Me262 Schwalbes. (Which, occurring in April 1945 in the Netherlands, is much more plausible than over Strasbourg in 1944.)


terminator wrote: ↑Wed Jun 09, 2021 1:37 pm The 3rd Company of the 653rd Heavy Panzerjäger Battalion (Schwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 653) was assigned to the 17th SS Panzergrenadier Division Götz von Berlichingen where it would fight in Operation Nordwind in January.

That was adjusted during a review. In general, the Heer units are 8 XP but the SS units are 10 XP.ColonelY wrote: ↑Wed Jun 09, 2021 8:47 am On your printscreen, the Flugabwehr unit (21st Panzer) has more XP than their Jagdtiger...Probably all the same XP... per division, at least, that is!
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That gives me another idea:
For once, and to increase the challenge, we can increase the XP of the enemy divisions. For this assault, we know that the Germans have sent some of their elite units... some divisions to be put from the start not at 8 but at 9 or even 10 XP pts ? Like all SS divisions and paratroopers too?
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The flying bombs made it in with a bunch of grunting and groaning on my part. I tested them; they work. However, they are in here only for flavor and immersion. They have no real effect on combat (they wouldn't anyway) and there is no objective concerning them. Believe me, the player will have his hands full without having to worry about shooting down harmless flying bombs.